Sega Games That Need Remakes or Remasters

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Remakes and remasters are being released left and right these days, with nearly every major company bringing back its classic titles with a fresh coat of paint. Sony had the Demon's Souls remake, Nintendo released Super Mario 3D All Stars, and Capcom has remade Resident Evil 2. SEGA is one of the other big names in the industry, with a library of games that dates back to the late 80s. Despite this, the company has yet to make as much of a push for these kinds of games as much as its competition does.

This isn't due to SEGA not having enough content, as that couldn't be further from the truth. If SEGA truly wanted to, it has plenty of material to dive back on and re-release for modern audiences to enjoy. From cult classics to overlooked gems, here are a handful of quality SEGA games that deserve a remake or remaster.

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In the early days of the MCU, tie-in video games were released for most of the movies from Phase One. While the games for Iron Man and Thor were extremely mediocre, Cap managed to come out on top with a surprisingly enjoyable action adventure title. While nothing revolutionary, the combat was fun and the story was engaging, so a remaster for modern consoles would allow the droves of new MCU fans to check out this underrated gem.

Alpha Protocol is an action RPG developed by Obsidian, the same studio that would go on to develop beloved titles like The Outer Worlds. The game was seen as very ambitious but a bit rough around the edges, something that a remaster or remake could help remedy. The tricky thing, however, is that although SEGA published the game, Microsoft now owns Obsidian. If a deal can be struck, fans would certainly love a comeback